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Pictures in the News | November 5, 2012
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Lightning sparked Ponderosa fire in Northern California
L.A. NOWThe Ponderosa fire east of Redding was 5% contained as of Sunday night, with 1,251 firefighters and 3 water-dropping helicopters mobilized against it. Evacuation orders have been issued to an estimated 2,000 residents, including people in the... -
Ponderosa fire in Northern California grows to 15,000 acres
L.A. NOWThe Ponderosa wildfire burning in rural Northern California grew by 3,000 acres overnight, with scores of additional firefighters moving in to fight the blaze, officials said Monday.... -
Firefighters make all-out assault on raging Ponderosa blaze
L.A. NOWFirefighters were streaming in to fight the Ponderosa wildfire burning in rural Northern California as FEMA announce it was also making funds available to help. More than 1,400 firefighters are battling the Ponderosa blaze, which has consumed 15,000 acres... -
L.A. County D.A. opens inquiry into Montebello councilman
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles County district attorney's office has launched an inquiry into the campaign finances of Montebello Councilman Jack Hadjinian. Prosecutors said they’re looking at possible wrongdoing related to campaign contributions, but warned there... -
Brawley earthquake swarm causes evacuations
L.A. NOWLate in the evening Sunday, after hours of low-intensity earthquakes striking near Brawley as part of an "earthquake swarm," the U.S. Geological Survey reported a series of stronger temblors, with a 4.9 magnitude quake striking at 9:41, followed by... -
California earthquake swarm 'pretty bad,' buildings damaged
L.A. NOWParts of Southern California were rattled by an earthquake swarm that officials said could last for several days. Hardest hit was Imperial County, where most quakes were centered. A number of families were displaced and hospital patients evacuated as a...... -
California earthquake swarm expected to last for days
L.A. NOWThe Southern California earthquake swarm produced hundreds of temblors Sunday, and experts said it could last for several more days. "Obviously, all this activity is related or interconnected, but it doesn't really follow the typical main shock,... -
California earthquake swarm damages homes, businesses in Brawley
L.A. NOWMore earthquakes shook Imperial County overnight, part of a swarm of hundreds of temblors that has the region on edge. More damage was uncovered Sunday night, including about 20 mobile homes that suffered damage to their foundations. Photos show... -
California earthquake swarm is strongest in 30 years, officials say
L.A. NOWThe earthquake swarm that continued in Imperial County on Monday appears to be the strongest in three decades, officials said. The region is know for quake swarms, even ones in the 5.5 magnitude range recorded on Sunday. Seismologist Lucy Jones...... -
California earthquake swarms leave residents on edge
L.A. NOWResidents in the Imperial County town of Brawley were continuing to assess damage caused by an "earthquake storm" still rumbling underneath the region that has forced school closures and displaced several residents. According to the U.S. Geological... -
More than 390 earthquakes triggered in California 'swarm'
L.A. NOWMore than 390 earthquakes greater than magnitude 1 have hit Imperial County as part of a swarm that began Sunday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. A magnitude 3.8 temblor hit at 10:02 a.m. Sunday about three miles northwest of......
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